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12-31-2011, 10:29 PM
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SGT diesel block heater
Happy New Year first of all!!!
Well to day i installed a block heater on the 1572. It was a pain in the arse but got it! Man what a difference it is in starting!!! No glow plugs required now!!! Had to cut a 2 inch hole in the fan support to get access to the soft plug. After destroying 3 hole saws (this must be made of AR plate) I finally got the torch out and finished the rest of the hole. 4 O-rings later i finally got it sealed. But i think this is gonna pay for itself. It only cost me $32 and 3 hours!
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12-31-2011, 11:47 PM
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i have a 70's JD diesel utility tractor and if it gets into the 40's forget about starting the thing. came from the factory with no glow plugs, do not know what the engineers were thinking but for cold weather it has an ether injection system which i refuse to use, once you start using either i think they become addicted to it and next thing you know you will be gassing it in the summer. i found the easiest thing for me was a heater on the lower radiator hose.http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOWER-COOLAN...item1c21ff48ab
i can go out there when it is zero and plug it in for an hour and it fires right up,i can tell you that it warms the block almost as well as a block heater and 2 hose clamps to replace it. just thought i would mention it for any one as an alternative to a block heater 
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01-01-2012, 02:52 AM
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alot of them had the either injection which i dont like the idea either! That heater you got is a great way to go. I went this route cuz its the most ideal way with warming the head and it does warm the radiator some. But your right n that heater tho too!
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